Human remains found in Kaohsiung may be linked to convicted killer
Crime · First reported 9 Nov, 12:31 · Updated 17:28

Prosecutors said forensic analysis did not rule out that remains found in a canal in Kaohsiung belonged to the sister-in-law of Chang Chieh-tsung, who was sentenced to death for three murders. Chang has appealed and maintains his innocence.
- A man fishing near Chenggong Bridge found a bag containing what appeared to be skeletal remains; it was tied to a dumbbell.
- Forensic DNA analysis did not rule out that the remains belonged to a woman surnamed Chang Huang, identified as Chang Chieh-tsung’s sister-in-law.
- A separate report says two killers who murdered a vulnerable woman have died without revealing where they hid her remains.
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- Discovery location
- Near Chenggong Bridge in Cianjhen District, Kaohsiung.
- Discovery
- A bag containing what appeared to be skeletal remains, tied to a dumbbell.
- Forensic result
- DNA analysis did not rule out that the remains belonged to Chang Huang.
- Sentence
- Chang Chieh-tsung was sentenced to death in June for three murders.
- Appeal
- Chang has appealed and maintains his innocence.
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